Mark Andrews - 2025 Fantasy Football Busts and Overvalued Draft Picks

June 24, 2025

Mark Andrews is a potential fantasy football bust and overvalued draft pick to avoid in 2025. Read the fantasy football outlook and draft advice for the Baltimore Ravens tight end.

RotoBaller Ranking (half-PPR): TE6

Fantasy Draft Analysis: Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews really struggled out of the gate in 2024. He averaged 4.4 PPR fantasy points through the first five weeks and was a popular drop candidate early in the year. However, Andrews turned things around shortly after while emerging as a reliable tight end option from Week 6 onward.

He averaged 13.9 PPR fantasy points in the final 12 weeks and scored in double figures in 10 of those 12 contests. Andrews scored the fifth most fantasy points at the tight end position during this span, only behind George Kittle, the previously mentioned Smith, Brock Bowers, and Trey McBride. So, it's not shocking to see the tight end have a top-100 ADP in drafts.

Nonetheless, Andrews is not a great selection in 2025 fantasy drafts. He had the second-lowest target share of his career (15.3%) in 2024, and we could expect some touchdown regression from the veteran. The soon-to-be 30-year-old had an astonishing 17.7% touchdown rate last year after catching 11 touchdown passes on 55 receptions.

That simply won't happen again. Andrews was extremely touchdown-dependent and caught four passes or fewer in 13 of 17 games. With Isaiah Likely also entering the final year of his rookie contract, the Ravens could decide to give him more opportunities in the passing game to see what his full potential could look like.

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That makes Andrews a perfect do-not-draft target at his 83.5 ADP on Sleeper. Both Denver Broncos tight end Evan Engram and Cleveland Browns tight end David Njoku are better value picks at the position, especially since both tight ends are going later than him.

- Joey Pollizze

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